02-23-2011, 09:32 AM
yeah. she's a blonde.
SunSentinel
A Riviera Beach Fla. woman has been charged with four counts of child neglect for allegedly leaving her children alone at night while she is at work as a stripper, according to Riviera Beach police.
Corinthian Williams, 24, whose occupation on the police report is listed as "stripper," was arrested late Monday night. She was released from Palm Beach County Jail on Tuesday afternoon under her own supervision.
The state Department of Children & Families has taken custody of four children, ages 1, 5, 6 and 9, police said.
According to the report, Riviera Beach police and a DCF investigator first went to Williams' house in September 2010 after someone called about her leaving the children alone at night, the police report says.
The police report details how a caller at that time said Williams beat the kids, was always drinking, and the bedroom was "filthy with clothes, trash, bottles and plates." They also said the smallest child had an ear infection and hadn't been taking medicine.
When police and DCF arrived at the house Monday, the 5-year-old opened the door while Williams was found in her bedroom sleeping.
The police report says after investigators and police told Williams why they were there, she held up the 1-year-old child and told them, "take her. I don't wanna."
The child had a "heavily soiled" diaper, a runny nose and skin irritations, the report says.
The 9-year-old told police that Williams had male guests over and left them alone while they were in the bedroom.
SunSentinel
A Riviera Beach Fla. woman has been charged with four counts of child neglect for allegedly leaving her children alone at night while she is at work as a stripper, according to Riviera Beach police.
Corinthian Williams, 24, whose occupation on the police report is listed as "stripper," was arrested late Monday night. She was released from Palm Beach County Jail on Tuesday afternoon under her own supervision.
The state Department of Children & Families has taken custody of four children, ages 1, 5, 6 and 9, police said.
According to the report, Riviera Beach police and a DCF investigator first went to Williams' house in September 2010 after someone called about her leaving the children alone at night, the police report says.
The police report details how a caller at that time said Williams beat the kids, was always drinking, and the bedroom was "filthy with clothes, trash, bottles and plates." They also said the smallest child had an ear infection and hadn't been taking medicine.
When police and DCF arrived at the house Monday, the 5-year-old opened the door while Williams was found in her bedroom sleeping.
The police report says after investigators and police told Williams why they were there, she held up the 1-year-old child and told them, "take her. I don't wanna."
The child had a "heavily soiled" diaper, a runny nose and skin irritations, the report says.
The 9-year-old told police that Williams had male guests over and left them alone while they were in the bedroom.